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Sophie's Legacy Podcast · Wednesday · 44 min

More Please: Changing Children's Hospital Food with Nick Vadis

In this episode of the Sophie's Legacy Podcast, Charlotte sits down with Nick Vadis, one of Sophie’s Legacy's Charity Ambassadors and Culinary Specialist at NHS Supply Chain: Food, to talk about the creation of the More Please and Even More Please cookbooks. Together, they explore the importance of providing children in hospital with food that is not only nutritious but also delicious and enjoyable to eat. Nick shares the inspiration behind the cookbooks, the challenges of catering for a wide range of tastes, dietary needs and medical conditions, and why giving children meals they actually want to eat can make a real difference to their hospital experience and recovery. As both a passionate advocate for improving children's hospital food and a valued Charity Ambassador for Sophie’s Legacy, Nick offers a fascinating insight into the collaboration, innovation and dedication driving positive change across the NHS.

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In this episode of the Sophie's Legacy Podcast, Charlotte sits down with Nick Vadis, one of Sophie’s Legacy's Charity Ambassadors and Culinary Specialist at NHS Supply Chain: Food, to talk about the creation of the More Please and Even More Please cookbooks.

Together, they explore the importance of providing children in hospital with food that is not only nutritious but also delicious and enjoyable to eat. Nick shares the inspiration behind the cookbooks, the challenges of catering for a wide range of tastes, dietary needs and medical conditions, and why giving children meals they actually want to eat can make a real difference to their hospital experience and recovery.

As both a passionate advocate for improving children's hospital food and a valued Charity Ambassador for Sophie’s Legacy, Nick offers a fascinating insight into the collaboration, innovation and dedication driving positive change across the NHS.